zelensky and yarmak probably paid johnson too.ent's ethics watchdog is already investigating the dirty deeds. the labour party is demanding that he be stripped of his annual allowance for former prime ministers, which is a mere £115,000 a year. a leak of data from boris johnson's personal account reveals. the minister benefited from contacts of influence made while in office, in possible breach of ethics and lobbying rules. the boris dossier contains emails, letters, bills, invoices, speeches and business contracts. they shed light on the inner workings of the state-subsidised company johnson set up after leaving downing street in september 2022. the information reveals how johnson uses the company to run a range of highly paid jobs and business ventures. the revelations could raise questions about the taxpayer-funded stipend former prime ministers receive to run their private offices. the leak contains more than 1,800 files, including some from johnson's time in downing street. it's a tough job being prime minister, very tough, b

johnson: let me ask you this. chinese companies steal trademarks, they produce counterfeit products and sell them over the internet on platforms such as shein. they steal intellectual property and data from american companies. it seems inconsistent that would you own stock in a company that is based in a country that is the nation's premier national security threat, it's like you are putting your own financial security over the security of the nation. dir. patel: i disagree with that characterization. mr. johnson: i think the american people look at it like it's a classic situation of the fox guarding the hen house. if the f.b.i. is charged with investigating espionage, economic espionage, by companies controlled by the chinese communist party and you are the director of the f.b.i., you've got a conflict of interest. dir. patel: sir, i would just show if there's any intimation that -- mr. johnson: why are you holding on to this stock? dir. patel: it wasn't a decision i made. mr. johnson: and it's valued at up to $

speaker johnson. i want to thank the congressional delegation. you really led this effort. tom suozzi, adriano espaillat, and joyce beatty for your outstanding vision and leadership to get this across the finish line from the very inception. most importantly, i want to thank the family and the members and loved ones of these brave heroes that we are here to honor. i'm so glad that we are here to recognize new york's 369th infantry regiment, the harlem hellfighters. while their national recognition is long overdue. today, we rightly honor the brave men with congress's highest expression of national appreciation for distinguished achievements, something that was so important to our nation's history. the congressional gold medal, the harlem hellfighters served our nation with distinction. spending months in the trenches and in combat operations where their demonstrated remark able courage and sacrifice. though initially assigned to just unload ships, this unit of brave warriors went on to spend more time

let me first start by thanking speaker johnson for scheduling this today.m a big thank you. it is never too late to do the right thing. the first thing i want to do is give a big thank you, and less hear it for the families of the harlem hellfighters who are here with us today. standup harlem hellfighter families. stand up and be recognized. [applause] today, we honor the legacy of your fathers and grandfathers and great grandfathers who served our nation under extreme circumstances and despite intense discrimination. we are all better for their service. i am so grateful to deb for bringing this to my attention, to the north shore historical museum for their research and advocacy. thank you especially to congressman adriana's bio who represents harlem and congresswoman beatty it was the chair of the congressional black caucus in 2021. to all 311 of my colleagues, both republicans and democrats in the house who cosponsored this legislation, and to senator gillibrand and senator schumer are carried in the senate. a special thank you to sidney harvey, dr. rich

and according to all reports, johnson and then leader thune, who just followed what johnson wanted, saidon't do it and the president withdrew. so on friday i called leader thune and said let's have a meeting and we did but an it's at the -- but it's at the last minute. there's still a chance. it's only the president who can do this. we know he runs the show here. and he's got to say to our republican colleagues, deal with this aca issue so that people don't get $400 premium increases, deal with this impoundment indecision issue, which yesterday he seemed not familiar with it and now he knows and we can solve this problem. but johnson won't, thune won't and so the president is not going to be able to persuade them unless he tries at the last minute, that's the only hope here. look, sitting in the room with the president was very clear that the president hadn't fully grasped the magnitude of the disaster that he is costing when the government shuts down as health care shuts down, rural hospitals are already closing. speaker johnson said in the room they're not. and senator kaine said that

it's the johnson treatment. it's the way he got things done, the way he brought people over to his side. and that speaks to the inner miss legislative mark that he made through the great society, which is in some ways the foundation of modern america. so we take the scholars through that, that aspect of of president johnson's leadership and the way we do it, because we don't have a former president. and when we started this program, it should be noted that george h.w. bush was alive and he and mrs. bush participated as well. so we were the only ones without a living president, but we could summon president johnson contemporaneously by using the telephone tapes, which are this great archival treasure. and we still do that to to really invoke lyndon johnson to bring him into the discussion so that they can hear that influence of persuasion firsthand. can i say something about that? because the scholars, as you mentioned, they're always very excited to be the former presidents. obviously, you know, as you mentioned

you're sounding like borisl johnson used to do. you cannot johnson used to do.uestion of a minister who broke the ministerial code if that is the case, whether they would be sacked. let code if that is the case, whether they would be sacked.— code if that is the case, whether they would be sacked. let me point out the key — they would be sacked. let me point out the key differences. _ they would be sacked. let me point out the key differences. firstly, - they would be sacked. let me point out the key differences. firstly, i. out the key differences. firstly, i strengthen the code and the role of the independent adviser —— strengthened. secondly, i insist if there is any issue, any minister refers themselves to the process. what if there is a conclusion reached you sack the person? he's doing hisjob now and i need to let him finish thatjob. this is 1 million miles away from where we were under borisjohnson. {guild million miles away from where we were under boris johnson. could you not explicitly — were under boris johnson. could you not explicitly say _ were und

it's clear leader thunene, speaker johnson are doing exactly what donald trump wants. our republican colleagues can say whatever they want. like today when thunene said, i haven't asked him to meet with him or he hasn't heard from me. give me a break. we have asked to meet with thunene and johnson for over six weeks over and over again. so look, our republican colleagues can say whatever they want, but it is clear as could be that they took their marching orders and are marching us directly into a shutdown. look no further than the house republican only spending bill released today. the bill fails to meet the needs of the american people, does nothing to stop the looming health care crisis, at a time when families are being squeezed by higher costs. republicans are refusing to stop americans from facing double digit hikes in their health care premiums. they don't want to do anything about the crisis they have created for our hospitals, for our citizenry who need health care. and there's been an outcry from hospitals, hospital workers, and patients from one end of the c

and then i spoke to speaker johnson directly in the room. told him, because he can't debate health care -- because he knows it is not the american people on the side of wanting these increases. even republicans. i told them to stop making up stories. that too many republicans are lying through their teeth. they say, oh, the democrats want undocumented immigrants to get health care, to get the federal dollars of health care. that is utter bull, and they know it. the law -- the law -- prohibits undocumented immigrants from getting payments from medicare, medicaid, or the aca. there is no money -- not a penny -- of federal dollars that are going there. so why do they bring this up? because they are afraid to talk about the real issue, which is health care for american citizens. health care for people who need the health care and cannot afford these premiums. let me say it again. undocumented immigrants cannot receive premium tax credits by law. so, they should stop these lies. and address the real issue, which, of course, they are afraid to do.

we need speaker johnson and leader thune to get serious about the path ahead. i invite republican ldership once again to reject shutdown politics, help conference the bills we passed and work on a short bipartisan cr that helps us complete bipartisan speing bills. the ball is the republicans court. to my rublican colleagues, let's work together. we don't work for russell vought. let's turn on lifesaving cures and support american public schools, let's protect healthcare and address other out-of-control costs that we know trump is making worse by day. >> thank you. i am going to read briefly from a letter the tens of millions of americans get a version of this, january 1, 2025, you're not eligible for any financial help you may have gotten in 2024. this is not a political talking point, this is about to happen for millions and millions of americans across the country. they are going to get a letter in the mail fm their health insurance plan stating the monthly premiums will go up by hundreds of dollars per month per person and it will be because republicans havi

we need speaker johnson and leader thune h to get serious about the path ahead. i invite republican leadership once again to reject shutdown politics, help conference these three bills we passed and work on a short bipartisan cr that helps us complete full-year bipartisan bills. the ball is in the republicas court. so to my republican colleagues, let's work together. we don't work for respo, let's turn on life-saving secures and protect health care and address other out of control costs that we know trump is making worse by day. >> thank you, senator murray. senator shots >> i'm going the read very briefly from a letter that tens of millions of americans are going to get a version of this. dear brian shots you are automatically enrolled in coverage below for coverage beginning 2025, you're not eligible for any of the financial help that you may have gotten in 2024. this is not a political talking point. this is actually about to happen for millions of millions of americans across the country. they are going to get a letter in the mail from health insurance plan s

dwayne johnson ripping yourself open like that?ing that i was running from, which was ripping myself open, is actually the thing that i needed the most because it made me realize that the thing i love, which is acting and telling these stories now i see it in a different world. >> and in the smashing machine, he makes it work. >> so what happened? i'm so sorry. >> it's me. you don't have to. >> apologize. okay? >> when i look out on this view, i can't help but think of that trailer that we visited where you came from, and then you look at this. >> even more reason to be grateful. so every morning. >> these days, dwayne johnson talks a lot about gratitude. one thing he won't talk about awards season. so there is already. >> oh, no. >> yep. >> oscar buzz for this. do you even allow yourself to think about those things? >> no no no no i, i can't, i can't. the thought that that is even a question. trailer park kid. >> the married father of three, will be starting work on another moana film soon. and also another drama. yes, dwayne john

we need speaker johnson and leader thune to get serious about the path ahead. i invite republican leadership once again to reject shutdown politics, help conference these three bill we was passed and work on a short, bipartisan c.r. that helps us complete full-year bipartisan funding bills. the ball is in the republican's court. so to my republican colleagues, let's work together. we don't work for russ vought. let's turn back on life-saving cures and support america's public schools. let's protect health care. and address other out of control costs that we know trump is making worse by day. >> thank you. senator schatz. sen. schatz: i'm going to read from a letter, millions of americans will get. dr. brian schatz, you are automatically enrolled in the marketplace plan marked below. you are not eligible for any financial help you may have gotten in 2024. this is not a political talking point. this is about to happen for millions and millions of americans across the country. they're going to get a letter in the mail from their health insurance plan stating their

it's johnson. and when we asked president trump to meet with us, our team and i, by all reports it was johnson who made him pull the meeting back. and if you want another indication, and so by the way, the house republicans should be here, but they are home. you want another indication of how serious republicans are about funding the government, look no further than the deepfake ai video the president tried to put up last night after a meeting, when we were actually trying to fund the government. his video was dumb. it was childish. it was something a five-year-old would do, not the president of the united states, but it shows how unserious they are. they don't give a damn about the harm they will cause with their shutdown. republicans have until midnight to cut the garbage and get serious with us about solving the health care crisis. he had all of these years that we passed crs. we passed budget bills. we did. you know why? as later,

and not only congressman hank johnson, his wife, commissioner johnson. thank you. i call her my second boss, because doing this type of work, she focuses on voting rights. she said, hey, chris, we need to do something to make sure everyone in dekalb county is out voting, what can we do? i'm calling her out by her first and last name her title, because i do everyone her. if he do not know the names of your commissioners, you need to know them. that is the way that you actually make this democracy work. she's a leader in the community. let's help her lead. the other way, c.e.o. cook ron johnson, her staff, her chief of staff, all these people who are in these seats that you voted for, didn't vote, hold them accountable. this is a beautiful room with beautiful people on it. you know how so many people have, you went into the mirror and you put on your dress, you put on your suit, and you say i look good? we need to start imagining that for freedom. and we need to do that locally. let's make sure that we can do what we can do in the micro level of saying that this coun

this was held at nasa's johnson space center in houston. >> good morning. i'm vanessa white, director of nasa johnson space center and i'm joined by deputy director steve kerner. thank you for joining us today as we debut nasa's 2025 class of astronaut candidates. we are honored to have a special guest with us today, please join me in welcoming senators ted cruz. [applause] >> congressman brian babin. [applause] >> and congressman j kelsey. [applause] >> we would like to recognize the offices of randy weber and dan crenshaw and texas representative greg bondsin and senator john cornyn's office. [applause] >> additionally, we have some nasa guests who are not on the program so i would like to introduce to you miss casey's wills, deputy associate administrator. [applause] >> brian hughes, nasa chief of staff. [applause] >> kenneth bowersox, administrator for space observation mission directorate. >> glory glaze, acting associate administrator for our exploration systems development. [applause] >> also serving as the moon to mars program manager and from marsh

johnson, dr. arakchi expressed that iran cannot be the only responsible actor if the troika continues. and its current course, what do you think the ramifications will be for the region and for the global order? well, it'l be a sharpening of tension. um, and we can't can't rule out the possibility of united states using this as another justification for further military action against iran. israel continues to make those threats, but israel's, israel's like a, a drunken thug right now lashing out and hitting everybody, even qatar. that's we saw earlier this week with the meeting of the arab islamic summit in doha, you brought together 54 members of that community, turk, turkish, arabic, persian, uh, azaric, uh, asian, and all agreed that what is being done right, what has been done to doha in particular, was a violation of international law, most of the most agregous kind, and and the fact that even now jordan, the king of jordan, king of abdullah, it was reaffirmed that he's got the stewardship o

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. >> reverse the meeting according to reporting because leader johnson and leader thune -- speaker johnson and speakers thune tone down that it would weaken their leverage. what's the irony and trump won't because of leader through minutes speaker johnson? rep. jeffries: donald trump, house republicans and senate republicans are running scared because they don't want the american people to be faced with the reality of what they have done in the context of a white house meeting because republicans have done such damage to everyday americans as a result of the health care crisis that it's unconscionable, unacceptable and un-american. >> leader, trump is trying to make this about transgender services for youth adults, is that something the democrats are negotiating and is that something you're willing to move on? derek thompson there is nothing -- rep. jeffries: there is nothing about this moment and the need to fund the federal government that has anything to do with any issue other than the health of the american people, the safety of the american people in the economic well-being of the am

video and johnson going away and adjourning the house until next week. we have lessay than a day to figure this out and donald trump is tweeting. it's not like he's in touch with reality he's in a bubble and he understands of the government shutdown his body language he seems to be not even aware of thee implications. if the president was smart, he do everything texas healthcare crisis readily because americans will hold him responsible when they00 start the 4600 more, butn healthcare. but even right e now on this crisis, the president would troll on the internet responsible if the government shuts down. and tell them to work with democrats suppresses before it's too late. we tried over and over again to meet with leadership. the appropriators that they couldn'tea until they met we asd and they said no because they didn't want to. they want their way or no way. somehow the senate works. for publicans because they shut down, they will keep lying the democrats are on the side of the american people but we will come of the american people will be completely

johnson is once again trying something new.his picturesque farm in rural virginia is dwayne johnson's very private sanctuary with a well-stocked pond that he usually fishes alone. >> going to stand behind you, and as you throw right to there, you're going to let it go. let it go. nice. >> oh my gosh. >> but he made an exception for us. so who comes here? >> me. >> just you? >> just me. i will bring the girls here, and it's magical. just the way the property is set up, i never have to see anybody. i know it sounds crazy, and maybe kind of weird, but that's fun for me. >> what does that do for you? >> peace. >> and lately peace has been hard to come by. last month he made his first trip to the venice film festival for what's probably the most ambitious film of his career. >> hello, and thank you to everyone for allowing me to be here today. >> in the smashing machine, he plays the real-life mixed martial arts fighter mark kerrin. a two-time champion who fought depression and drug addiction. johnson endured three hours of makeup a

but as trump's second term unfolds, johnson himself seems to be unraveling.est to appear above the fray, he seems to be devolving into the role of trump's errand boy. in july, johnson turned some heads when he suggested that donald trump was among the most popular presidents to ever occupy the oval office. >> the president is the most maligned and attacked political figure in the history of american politics. there's no question about it. but he's also the most resilient. and you see, at the same time, his approval ratings are skyrocketing. bye bye. cnn had a story, i think a day or two ago he was at 90% approval rating. there's never been a president that high. >> 90% approval rating. we could debate whether trump is, quote, the most maligned and attacked political figure in american history. but what is definitely not subjective, nor debatable, is that most pollsters place donald trump's approval rating somewhere around 40% and take the controversy over the epstein files. while the white house has struggled to put a lid on it. johnson stepped to the forefro

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former british prime minister boris johnson used political connections for personal gain. this is reported by the newspaper garden. there is no official confirmation yet, but the economic situation in the uk is not in favor of johnson's professionalism. our colleague maria kudryavtseva found out the details of the investigation. photos of boris johnson on the first the guardian and other british media. in one publication, the publication calls him a passionate admirer of saudi arabian officials. allegedly, he proposed projects to crown prince mohammed bin salman. another speaks of a secret meeting between johnson and the founder of polantir, just a few months before she was assigned to manage the national health service. coincidence? according to the british media, there were meetings with maduro, there were meetings in saudi arabia, the only thing that raises doubts - this is too small a sum, and other corruption scandals are estimated at hundreds of millions of euros, similar to politicians. according to the publication , after a visit to the president of venezuela, a ce

they want this to continue, particularly from brandon johnson, he's seen it.es and ages of victims, dozens of kids got shot over the weekend. you would have a memorial service going on in most communities if you had that many people shot. these are more numbers than you saw in the iraqi war. it is ridiculous. there has to be something done. citizens of chicago are urging president trump to come clean up the city. bloodshed must end. >> todd: you can't protect humanity if humans are dead. it makes no sense. go over stats. chicago seen increase in felonies, misdemeanors and motor vehicle thefts. those are huge jumps in most instances, what are pritzker and johnson going to say when the guard moves in and the numbers go down? we know they will when the guard is there. >> no question, they will do the same thing you see the mayor of d.c. do and you see politicians, they have to listen to the people, it will affect way they fund raise. reality of schools producing kids that can't read and writes crime. reality of fatherlessness in streets of chicago, those kids don

then elizabeth truss stood up for johnson. the prime minister closed the expenses for the renovation of the apartment, it is obvious that he followed all the rules of the law. but the situation in the uk economy is clearly not working to protect the former prime minister. the budget deficit has passed the 20 mark billion pounds and renewed the maximum since 2021. in the first half of 2022 , more than 250 thousand companies left the market. a year later, london lost its status as the world's sole financial center. developing countries already account for more than 60% of global gdp, well, if we talk about parity in purchasing. according to forecasts, only 135 million tons of grain crops should be harvested by the end of the year, as the deputy prime minister noted , seasonal field work is proceeding according to schedule in general regularly. the harvesting of other agricultural crops is also actively underway, decent volumes of sunflower, sugar beet, as well as vegetables and potatoes in the organized sector are expected at th

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johnson: it's shaken the nation. i think everyone can recognize that. a combination of grief and sadness. people feeling overwhelmed by that. the trauma of it and then the anger that comes naturally and our human emotion from that and even fear. i've described it as feeling very much like a dark shadow was cast across the country and certainly even on capitol hill. and so you've had members and elected officials having a lot of discussion about this and concern and many have been unified by that. but i just wanteds to point out and i have every time i've spoken on this issue and our friend charlie, and he was a friend to so many of us, would not want us to be stuck in that grief. he would not want us to be overcome by despair. instead, he would want everyone to go out and be happy warriors as he was. to honor his memory by doing what charlie did. and that is encouraging the free exchange of ideas. the free marketplace of ideas. by preaching the truth but doing that in a loving way. but loving others. that's what charlie was marked by. that's how he desc

guest: speaker johnson does not want a shutdown. his strategy is talking with hakeem jeffries and democrats and get some sort of agreement in the next couple of weeks to avoid this. johnson is going to push for short containing resolutions. let's go back to march when democrats ended up passing a republican continuing resolution that led to a massive revolt in the democratic base. it democrats are going to need some sort of concession from republicans in order for them to vote for this bill. they do need democratic votes in the senate and house democrats are not going to go for this unless there is some sort of promise of democrats getting something in return. that is the big question i'm watching. is it going to be an extension of these affordable care act enhanced subsidies? that is one topic they are discussing. democrats say this is going to expire. we don't want people being kicked off healthcare. maybe in return for voting for the short term funding bill, there can be an extension. host: is the democratic caucus united on this

on mayor johnson's watch, 6,400 have been shot in chicago. 1,400 murdered. there are more than 23,000 robberies in chicago under mayor brandon johnson. more than 5 1,000 assaulted. there are an estimated 134,000 gang members in chicago but illinois governor jb pritzker and brandon johnson doesn't think that's a problem? >> they know it's a problem and you didn't even talk about the smash-and-grabs they're doing, that this is why all are leaving chicago. they just did a smash-and-grab at the foot locker on king drive, so they didn't even report that, so we're going through a lot. we are not talking about the carjackings. we haven't talked about the robbery, we're just talking about shootings alone. this administration, this entire administration, pritzker, brandon johnson administration, these people have no clue of what's going on in our community. well they do but they don't care because what they care about is illegal aliens and transgender rights and that's it. liz: so, they're not giving voice to the voiceless. they are giving voice to their own personal

>> it is interesting to see pritzker and johnson work together. have a governor in d.c., we did not have to work with anybody ahead of them. mayor johnson has been forthright and blatant when it comes to criticism of this rollout. pritzker has been more nuanced. people in chicago care about crime and democrats are under water when it comes to law enforcement and law and order. >> lawrence: i want you to weigh in on this other topic, rashida tlaib had this to say at a conference, she called america genocide enablers, let's watch it. >> they thought they could kill us, rape us, imprison us from olive tree farms, starve our children to death and we would disappear. guess what, now we're in congress and we're every corner of the united states. they just don't get it. they will never truly comprehend, even after seven decades, that we aren't going anywhere, we're just getting started. i want to say to all of them, every genocide enabler, look at this room -- we ain't going anywhere. >> lawrence: that may fly in her district and may fly in zohran mamdan

johnson didn't want the situation to turn into a military confrontation with the ussr. he immediately sent word to moscow that with the help of the ussr and the un, the us will use any means to put an end to the war. the first day of war was nearing midday when in a televize speech, eshgol and king hussein and the rest of the arabs. we appeal to king hussein and to other neighbors to stay their hand and this was do like, but king hussein didn't take the advice so seriously. therefore, at 10:30 in the morning of the 5th of june, alqs came under the attack of jordan's artillery forces. but the jordanians weren't able to do anything either, and the old city of jerusalem albuts, which they had control of before the war, fell to the israelis. the sixth day war was... his third day as a main battle was taking place somewhere far from where the arabs and israelis were fighting, in the depths of the mediterranean waters. the u.s. was unhappy about the ussr's dominance over the middle east, to confront communism from spreading anymore in the region. it was trying very hard to un

johnson" or the law of the falling prime minister, because it was with boris johnson that all these political, when one one-day prime minister was replaced by another, for example, after boris johnson there was the famous lis tras, after her risha sunok, after which the conservatives completely lost power, now the liberals have come. kirostarmer's rating is falling, because at the right moment he does what he should never do, he has a crowd of thousands coming out to the center of london, demanding a more attentive attitude to socio-economic problems of the country, he at that moment... goes to watch football, the british football premier league is the best embodiment of all the problems of modern britain, there is a football schedule, spends a huge amount of money on foreign footballers, on all sorts of enlarging events outside britain, while the teams of the third and fourth leagues drag out a miserable existence, and it would seem that the political system of britain can tolerate even more, they have exactly two parties for this, the conservative party, party or. last week, a renegade from

on top of all that mike johnson cancels the votes that we were scheduled to have next tuesday and next monday in a meeting advancement of a possible government shutdown besides there's no need for us to be in town that's outrageous and it points to one thing the republicans have decided to shut the government down. >> when is the last time you spoke to speaker johnson. >> we spoke briefly last week about the logistics around the government funding but had no discussion about this. >> epa funding. >> we have to have a conversation with republicans in order to work toward decisively resolving the healthcare crisis that they created. imparted the healthcare crisis relates to the republican refusal to extend the affordable care act tax credit. america is already too expensive. electricity bills are skyrocketing, housing costs are skyrocketing grocery prices are skyrocketing, the trump tariffs are causing increased expenses to the tune of thousands of dollars per year for everyday americans. now we are facing the healthcare crisis caused by republicans that is going to result in increase he

my wife commissioner rita davis johnson who serves with ceo lorraine cochran johnson is here. any other elected officials? stand up. tell us who you are. all right, good for you to be here yes, ma'am. all right, thank you for being here ma'am. wonderful, thank you. hate regina? all right, yes, ma'am. all right, okay anybody else? okay thank you all. when the supreme court created the concept of presidential immunity from criminal misconduct, a concept that has no grounding whatsoever in the constitution. it shattered the foundational american principles that no man is above the law. that decision also undermined the delicate system of checks and balances which has undergirded and enabled this democracy experiment to thrive and prosper for the last 249 years. since that seismic ruling by the supreme court, it has continued its assault on democracy. it's that unitary executive theory was well settled law the roberts court using its shadow docket to reverse the president without explanation has allowed president trump to summarily fire hundreds of thousands of federal workers wit

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